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Princess 98 MY

• 2011 - 2017

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Without exaggeration, this large flybridge cruiser can be called Princess's first superyacht, since the cherished mark of 30 meters has been honestly achieved in it. In addition to solid length and displacement (95 tons), the Princess 98 MY is distinguished by high speed: the most powerful of the four possible engine options (2 × 2637 hp) allow it to accelerate to 27 knots. At the same time, the gliding hull exceeds all expectations and, in terms of seaworthiness, allows the vessel equipped with fin stabilizers to be operated not only on calm water. The Semi-custom interior of the cabin and the five guest cabins of the Princess 98 MY are thoroughly imbued with the spirit of the Italian fashion house Fendi, which, along with the Princess Yachts shipyard, is part of the LVMH group.

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• Length 30.12 m
• Beam 7.06 m
• Draft 1.83 m
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Measuring 30 meters in length, the magnificent motor yacht Princess 98 is a beautiful vessel, built by the respected UK shipyard, Princess Yachts. Princess 98 superyacht represents a unique combination of traditional craftsmanship, the very latest technology, as well as unmistakable Princess styling.

Externally, luxury yacht Princess 98 provides an amazingly large cockpit dining area shaded below the vast flybridge. The foredeck features a stunning walk-through seating area.

Internally, the 30-metre superyacht Princess 98 offers luxurious accommodation in 5 cabins, including a spacious full-beam owner's suite and 4 lovely guest cabins, configured to sleep 8 to 10 guests. The vessel's professional crew of up to 6 are accommodated in separate quarters aft of the machinery space.

Princess 98 Specifications

Princess 98 yacht is also equipped with a large transom garage that can store a jet ski as well as an electro-hydraulic bathing platform which, when not launching the tender or jet ski, can be used as a submerged swimming or diving platform.

Luxury yacht Princess 98 is powered by twin MTU 16V 2000 M94 diesel engines, giving her a to speed of up to 29 knots. Her beam is of 7,06m (23'2''), while her draft is of 1,83m (6').

Yacht Accommodation

Accommodation aboard Princess 98 yacht is offered to up to 10 guests. There is a full-beam owner's suite, along with magnificent guest cabins for up to 10 guests.

Amenities and Extras

Luxury yacht Princess 98 features a spacious transom garage that can house a jet ski as well as an electro-hydraulic bathing platform.

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The luxury yacht Princess 98 displayed on this page is merely informational and she is not necessarily available for yacht charter or for sale, nor is she represented or marketed in anyway by CharterWorld. This web page and the superyacht information contained herein is not contractual. All yacht specifications and informations are displayed in good faith but CharterWorld does not warrant or assume any legal liability or responsibility for the current accuracy, completeness, validity, or usefulness of any superyacht information and/or images displayed. All boat information is subject to change without prior notice and may not be current.

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Pavlovsk Palace

That the palace achieved such a harmonious facade belies the fact that it was conceived as a much smaller building, with the design expanded and embellished during construction. The task of designing the palace was originally assigned by Catherine the Great to Charles Cameron, the Scottish-born architect who had won the Empress's lasting favour with the work he did at Tsarskoe Selo. Construction began in 1782, but Cameron's modest design and his penchant for the absolute simplicity of Palladianism and the historical purity of Adamesque were not to the liking of Pavel and his wife Maria Feodorovna, and they charged Cameron's assistant, Vincenzo Brenna, with the task of extending the palace and creating a more imposing and regal building. Brenna quickly became Pavel's favourite architect, and went on to design alterations on the palace at Gatchina, and the Mikhailovsky Castle in St. Petersburg. His great achievement, both there and at Pavlovsk, was to combine the future Tsar's eclectic tastes into an organic and harmonious architectural solution.

Brenna's main addition to the original design was to build sweeping curved wings that make the entire structure almost circular. Designed to be seen from the eastern approach, the wings form a courtyard with a statue of Pavel directly in front of the squat central block. On the ground floor, the wings are a classical colonnade, with niches holding busts between the Doric columns. The floor above, however, is an Italianate latticed arcade. The wings lead to simple square pavilions at either end, and the effect is almost Baroque. The central block, however, is austerely neoclassical. While the lower floor is rusticated, with a row of simple arched windows and two niches containing bronze statues, the upper two storeys are decorated with four pairs of large Corinthian columns stretching up to a Pompeian cornice. The whole is crowned by a large colonnaded drum supporting a copper dome.

Inside, the Palace is considerably more ornate, with state rooms designed by some of St. Petersburg's most famous architects, including Quarenghi, Rossi and Voronikhin, the first Russian-born architect to make a significant contribution to one of the Imperial palaces. The palace's interiors are dominated by themes from antiquity, and military motifs designed to please the bellicose Pavel. They include the Italian Hall, which rises up to the building's central dome, the ornate Grecian Hall, the Egyptian Vestibule, and the contrasting Hall of War, with gilded models of military items, and Hall of Peace, equally richly decorated, but with flowers and musical instruments. Also of interest is Maria Fedorovna's Library, with a beautiful parquet floor of twelve sorts of wood and elegant furniture designed by Voronikhin.

The southern wing of the Palace contains Pavlovsk's Picture Gallery, with several notable paintings from the 17 th and 18 th centuries, including works by Tiepolo, Salvatore Rosa, and Rubens, and the Throne Room, which was actually the Palace's main dining room, and contains a 606-piece Gold Dinner Service from the Imperial Porcelain Factory. The Hall of Knights and Imperial Chapel bear testament to Pavel's peculiar relationship with the church - although officially Orthodox, he always preferred the trappings of Catholicism, as can be seen from the lack of icons and the preponderance of statuary in the chapel. The Hall of Knights, meanwhile, was the reception room for the Maltese Chivalric Order of Knights, who fled Malta after Napoleon's invasion and found sanctuary in Russia. Pavel was particularly proud to become their Grand Master, despite the fact that his appointment could not be recognized by the Pope.

The northern wing of the Palace contains the Imperial family's private chambers, which are by turns elegant and cheerful, belying the bitter atmosphere of fear and resentment that reigned between Pavel, his wife, and their children.

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